epson launched glasses for android

April 1, 2012

Epson developed the android through the lens. Glasses are using Froyo was developed by Epson and is claimed as the world's first Android glasses.

Epson Moverio BT-100 is equipped with an integrated micro projector that can menampilakan images in 2D or 3D display 960x540 pixel built in QHD.

Not only that this lens also has the facility to listen to surround sound earbuds. To regulate the content, there is the Android-based WiFi controller that can play content in various formats. Including MPEG-4 (AVC/H.264), MP3, and AAC. Its own video display projected onto each eye with the same experience as watching on a 80 inch screen.

Android glasses is also equipped with 1GB of built in storage and can be enlarged with a memory card.

van Bommel open the door for PSV

March 30, 2012

AC Milan opened the door for Van Bommel return to PSV

Mark van Bommel has hinted that he will return to PSV if he leaves AC Milan at the end of the season.

34-year-old player is one of the Milan players are entering the final months of their contract, the Rossoneri have stressed that they would not handle the extension before the end of the season.

Mark van Bommel played for PSV in 1999 and 2005. The possibility of this man will not be getting a new contract extension at Milan.

"I've got several options, but for me there are only two serious choices: AC Milan and PSV," he told NOS.

"How big is the chance that I return to PSV There? Opportunity, yes."

Earlier this week, Van Bommel's agent admits that the midfielder would take a paycut in order to return to the Philips Stadium.

Dutch international player signed for Milan on a free transfer in January 2011 after ending his contract with Bayern Munich.

Indonesia fuel demo

JAKARTA: Thousands of people still gathered in front of the DPR / MPR until midnight tonight. Though it was near midnight, the situation demonstrations in the capital instead of quiet, even more terrifying

The police continued to beat back the repressive demontsran, firing tear gas like fireworks. Thump-thump sound, interspersed with screaming protesters, especially among women.

The atmosphere was so tense. Firing tear gas is still underway, although the demonstrators had retreated and the topsy-turvy. Highway in the city in front of the representatives of the people that did not work. The atmosphere was tense.

Based on the monitoring, the situation in the surrounding streets ablaze Clover Slipi artery by lights from police cars, water canon, tear gas and gunfire.

Salemba area, which previously was too violent is still tense. UKI and YAI students as well as Konami mass blocking the road. The police also sent additional troops to the scene.

Repeatedly firing tear gas looked like a fireworks display at midnight. In terms of mass were also seen throwing Molotov cocktails.

Water canon also keep alert to repel mass that eventually spread to the two directions, namely toward Slipi and Clover. Most of the mass is seen sitting on the road within several hundred yards from the gates of the capitol.

Police also appealed to the masses to disperse through loudspeakers

Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary tour a no go but 51st on the cards

March 15, 2012

music-news.com - There will be no 50th anniversary tour in 2012 for the Rolling Stones. That's the word from both Mick Jagger and Keith Richards who say the band isn't ready to hit the road.

Never fear, though. Their are near definite plans to tour in 2013. Richards told Rolling Stone magazine that "We look upon 2012 as sort of the year of conception, but the birth is next year. The Stones always really considered '63 to be 50 years, because Charlie [drummer Charlie Watts] didn't actually join until January."

It also appears that the logistics of organizing a tour may be too lengthy a process to get a tour in this year. A source told the magazine that proposals have been received by such industry heavyweights as Live Nation and AEG.

There is also concerns among people in the industry that Richards may not be able to weather a full tour with the group, instead opting for residencies in a few major cities. A source told Rolling Stone "For example, they'd do 10 nights at MSG, 10 nights at Staples, 10 nights at London's O2 arena..."

Talent is more important than looks

music-news.com - Jessie J says singer's voices weren't that important when she became famous.

The British singer's debut album Who You Are came out last year and did well in her home country as well as in America.

She hopes she has shown that an artist's voice rather than their styling is crucial to making it in the industry.

'I'm an artist who came out at a time when vocals weren't as important. It was about what you're wearing, who you're dating and what make-up you've got on. I want people to see that first and foremost I'm a singer,' she said.

Jessie is appearing on the UK version of singing competition The Voice. She is excited about helping to discover new musical talent, but has vowed to be tough on those who are taking part.

Although she is only 23, Jessie knows how vital hard work is.

'I'm all about vocals. I train every single day. I sing every single day and that's something I want to see in someone I find,' she told Look magazine. 'I'm quite hard on them. So many have just sung to their mum and dad. Then they stand in front of me and get a bit overwhelmed. But they [all] came back and said thank you for the tough love.'